Tens of thousands of people in Western Washington were without power hours after heavy winds swept through the region on Wednesday.
A road in the Klahanie neighborhood in Sammamish remains closed to keep people away from a massive downed tree that toppled and took out power lines. PSE officials say more than 100 customers remained in the dark by the afternoon.
"[We] lost power about 4:30 in the morning. Heard a big crash, knew there was a tree down somewhere," neighbor Steve Ramsey explained.
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